Turns out we weren’t the first people to come up with this idea – we found this version and this version online. As any good DIYer does, they make their own version that works for them, and that’s exactly what we did! It’s perfect for holding a hose, and when it’s not in use, it looks so pretty.
As with any project, the supplies and instructions might seem complicated, but they really aren’t. Do a quick read through before you begin.
Gather Your Supplies
- Pallets – 1 or 2 depending on wood quality from each pallet
- 2 x 2s – 16 feet, or two 8 foot pieces
- 16 – 1 5/8″ wood screws
- Titebond III Ultimate wood glue
- Thompson’s water seal
- Galvanized hinges
- Small door latch
- L-brackets brackets with screws – 4
- Right angle brackets with screws – 8
- Hardware cloth – 2′ x 5′ roll
- Landscaping fabric
- Wood screws, 1/2″ – 32
- Wood screws, 2″ – 24 to 30
- Metal handle
- Everbilt heavy-duty pads, 1″ – 4
Tools
- Miter saw
- Planer
- Kreg Jig
- Bostitch nail gun with 3/4″ nails
- Tin snips or wire cutters
- Drill with doorknob attachment and screw bits
- Staple gun
- Scissors
CUT LIST
Pallet Wood (all planed)- 24 pieces (various widths x 17″L x .5″ thick)
- 8 pieces (1.25”W x 20”L x .5” thick)
- 8 pieces (1.25”W x 15.5”L x .5” thick)
- 1 piece (4”W x 18.25”L x .5” thick)
- 2 pieces (24”L x 2.5”W x .5” thick)
- 2 pieces (22”L x 2.5”W x .5” thick)
2x2s
- 4 pieces – 15″ long
- 4 pieces – 17.5″ long
- 4 pieces – 15.5” long
See more here